Information Society Project

The Information Society Project (ISP) is an intellectual center at Yale Law School. It supports a community of interdisciplinary scholars who explore issues at the intersection of law, technology, and society.

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Freedom of Expression XII

Freedom of Expression Scholars Conference

Events

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Apr

18

Defining the Proper Limits of Campus Speech: A Discussion with Erwin Chemerinsky and Robert Post

5:00PM - 6:00PM

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News

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“Vital Places”: Yale Law School’s Centers Enhance Intellectual Life

Yale Law School Shapes the Future of Artificial Intelligence

Professor Balkin Awarded Book Prize by Georgetown Center for the Constitution

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Publications & Reports

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Algorithms and Economic Justice Algorithms and Economic Justice: A Taxonomy of Harms and a Path Forward for the…

(August 2021 | Report)

A Taxonomy of Harms and a Path Forward for the Federal Trade Commission

Rebecca Kelly Slaughter

Identity, Thy Name Is Gordian Identity, Thy Name Is Gordian

(May 2021 | Report)

Dan Geer

Nowhere to Hide: Data, Cyberspace, and the Dangers of the Digital World Nowhere to Hide: Data, Cyberspace, and the Dangers of the Digital World

(December 2020 | Report)

Andrew Burt

New Controversies in Intermediary Liability Law New Controversies in Intermediary Liability Law

(June 2019 | Report)

Tiffany Li

Intermediaries & Private Speech Regulation: A Transatlantic Dialogue Intermediaries & Private Speech Regulation: A Transatlantic Dialogue

(March 2019 | Report)

Tiffany Li

Extraterritorial Enforcement: Developing Norms for the Information Society Extraterritorial Enforcement: Developing Norms for the Information Society

(December 2018 | Report)

Asaf Lubin Sandra Baron